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WCM Chapter 5

Total questions: 85

Worksheet time: 43mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

'LoRa', 'Narrow-Band IOT' and 'Sig-Fox' are examples of LPWANs that feature _________________ range and ______________________battery consumption.

a)

short , high

b)

long, low

c)

short, low

d)

long, high

2.

'LoRa' is a _____________________ technique derived from 'Chirp Spread Spectrum ' technology.

a)

Frequency modulation

b)

Amplitude modulation

c)

Spread Spectrum Modulation

d)

Phase modulation

3.

The ________________ take care of frequency assignment and transmission of baseband information using RF carrier with the help of antenna over air.

a)

Physical layer

b)

MAC layer

c)

Application layer

d)

RF layer

4.

'Sigfox' networks run on the unlicensed spectrum of _____ MHz (Europe) --------- MHz ( Rest of the world)

a)

88, 90

b)

870, 920

c)

868, 902

d)

888, 950

5.

'Sigfox' networks required a bandwidth of below ______________ kHz.

a)

400

b)

300

c)

200

d)

100

6.

'LoRa' can transmit over long distances of ________ using very low power

a)

10 - 20 m

b)

15 - 20 km

c)

1000- 2000 km

d)

10 - 200 m

7.

LoRa -Based sensors can operate on small batteries for _________________

a)

seconds

b)

days

c)

months

d)

years

8.

Which one is Not LoRa Protocol Stack??

a)

Application Layer

b)

MAC Layer

c)

LLC Layer

d)

RF layer

9.

Class A of 'MAC' layer takes care of ________________

a)

Efficient (Beacon)

b)

Least Efficient (Continuous)

c)

Most Energy Efficient (Baseline)

d)

Not Efficient ( Discrete)

10.

During operation, 'Sigfox' uses _____ bytes Upload per payload to transfer data.

a)

1

b)

2

c)

6

d)

12

11.

What is the main goal of wireless communication for sensor nodes in an IoT solution?

a)

To send data over long distances using high power transmission

b)

To be portable and battery-operated

c)

To allow long-range communications at a high bit rate

d)

To monitor the vital parameters of the environment

12.

What is the main limitation of Bluetooth Low-Energy technology for use as remote sensors in IoT solutions?

a)

It can send data over long distances

b)

It is not battery-operated

c)

It can’t send data over long distance

d)

It has low bit rate

13.

What is the purpose of a Low-Power Wide-Area Network in IoT solutions?

a)

To send data over long distances using high power transmission

b)

To allow long-range communications at a low bit rate

c)

To monitor the vital parameters of the environment

d)

To be portable and battery-operated

14.

Which of the following is an example of a Low-Power Wide-Area Network?

a)

Bluetooth Low-Energy

b)

LoRa

c)

High-Power Wide-Area Network

d)

Zigbee

15.

What is the main challenge for sensors to be portable in a typical IOT solution?

a)

High power transmission

b)

Low battery consumption

c)

Short transmission range

d)

Lack of processing power

16.

What is the main advantage of Bluetooth Low-Energy technology for battery-operated sensors?

a)

High power transmission

b)

Low battery consumption

c)

Short transmission range

d)

High data transmission rate

17.

What is a Low-Power Wide-Area Network (LPWAN)?

a)

A type of wireless network designed for high bit rate communication over long distance

b)

A type of wireless network designed for high data transmission rate among things

c)

A type of wireless network designed for low bit rate communication over short distance

d)

A type of wireless network designed for low bit rate communication over long distance

18.

What is LoRa an example of?

a)

High power transmission network

b)

Low battery consumption network

c)

Short transmission range network

d)

Low-Power Wide-Area Network

19.

What applications make Low-Power Wide-Area Network (LPWAN) suitable for remote sensors?

a)

Smart Metering, Inventory Tracking, and Vending Machines

b)

Data Processing, Inventory Management, and Financial Transactions

c)

High-speed Data Transmission, Video Streaming, and Gaming

d)

Health Monitoring, Environmental Sensing, and Location Tracking

20.

What is a typical application of LPWANs?

a)

Smart Metering

b)

Inventory Tracking

c)

Vending Machines

d)

All of the mention

21.

What is a feature of LPWANs that makes it suitable for remote sensors?

a)

A. High-power transmission

b)

B. Long-range communication

c)

C. Low battery consumption

d)

Both B & C

22.

What is "LoRa" technology?

a)

A wireless radio frequency technology introduced by a company called ‘Semtech’

b)

A video transmission technology

c)

A technology used to transmit audio information

d)

A technology used to transmit text information

23.

What is the "LoRa" stand for?

a)

Long Radio

b)

Long Range

c)

Large Radio

d)

Large Range

24.

What is the technique used in "LoRa" technology derived from?

a)

Spread Spectrum Modulation

b)

Spread Wave Modulation

c)

Chirp Spread Spectrum

d)

Chirp Wave Spectrum

25.

How far can "LoRa" technology transmit information?

a)

5-10km

b)

10-15km

c)

15-20km

d)

20-25km

26.

Is "LoRa" technology suitable for Audio/Video transmission?

a)

Yes

b)

No

27.

What is LoRa radio technology introduced by?

a)

Intel

b)

Qualcomm

c)

Semtech

d)

Texas Instruments

28.

What is the modulation technique used in LoRa radio technology?

a)

Frequency Modulation

b)

Amplitude Modulation

c)

Chirp Spread Spectrum

d)

Spread Spectrum Modulation

29.

What is the main advantage of using "LoRa" technology in wireless communication?

a)

High Bandwidth

b)

Audio/Video transmission

c)

Long range communication with low power consumption

d)

Short range communication with high power consumption

30.

What does LoRaWAN consist of?

a)

End Devices and Servers

b)

End Devices, Gateway, and Servers

c)

End Devices and Gateway

d)

Servers and Gateway

31.

What does a LoRa Node consist of?

a)

Radio Module and Application

b)

Microcontroller and Radio Module

c)

Microcontroller and Application

d)

Radio Module and Wi-Fi

32.

What is the role of the Microcontroller in a LoRa Node?

a)

To transmit data to the air

b)

To listen to multiple LoRa Nodes

c)

To read sensor data

d)

To take information to the Internet

33.

What is the role of a LoRa Gateway?

a)

To transmit data to the air

b)

To listen to multiple LoRa Nodes

c)

To take information to the Internet

d)

To interpret the data collected by LoRa-based devices

34.

Can a single LoRa Gateway listen to multiple LoRa Nodes?

a)

No

b)

Yes

c)

Only with the help of a Network Server

d)

Only with the help of a Microcontroller

35.

How does information from the LoRa Node reach the end user?

a)

Directly from the Node

b)

Through an application interface

c)

Through a Gateway and the Internet

d)

Through a Network Server and the Internet

36.

What is the Uplink used for?

a)

To send information from the Gateway to the Node

b)

To send information from the Node to the Gateway

c)

To send information from the Network Server to the Gateway

d)

To send information from the Application to the Network Server

37.

What is the Network Server responsible for?

a)

To send information via Wi-Fi, Ethernet, or Cellular

b)

To listen to multiple LoRa Nodes

c)

Network management functions

d)

To interpret the data collected by LoRa-based devices

38.

What is the main function of a LoRa Gateway?

a)

To collect sensor data from Nodes

b)

To send information from Node to the Internet

c)

To send information from Gateway to Node

d)

To send information from Gateway to Network Server

39.

Which of the following is not the function of Network Server in LoRaWAN?

a)

Over-the-air activation

b)

Administration

c)

Data transmission

d)

Traffic management

40.

Can a single LoRa Node send information to multiple Gateways?

a)

Yes

b)

No

41.

How does the Gateway send information to the Network Server in LoRaWAN?

a)

Through Wi-Fi

b)

Through Ethernet

c)

Through Cellular

d)

All of the mention

42.

What is the main function of Applications in LoRaWAN?

a)

To collect sensor data from Nodes

b)

To send information from Node to the Internet

c)

To interpret data collected by LoRa-based devices

d)

To send information from Gateway to Network Server

43.

What is the term used to describe sending information from the Node to the Gateway in LoRaWAN?

a)

Uplink

b)

Downlink

c)

Gateway

d)

Network Server

44.

What is the term used to describe sending information from the Gateway to the Node in LoRaWAN?

a)

Uplink

b)

Downlink

c)

Gateway

d)

Network Server

45.

What is the main function of the RF layer in the LoRa Protocol Stack?

a)

Handling radio frequency assignment and transmission of baseband information

b)

Forming the preamble, header and CRC

c)

Managing MAC management messages between End Device and Server

d)

Designing the application layer based on usage

46.

Which layer of the LoRa Protocol Stack is responsible for security (AES128 Encryption) and mesh topology?

a)

Application Layer

b)

Physical Layer

c)

MAC Layer

d)

RF Layer

47.

Which layer of the LoRa Protocol Stack is responsible for security (AES128 Encryption) and mesh topology?

a)

Application Layer

b)

Physical Layer

c)

MAC Layer

d)

RF Layer

48.

What is the purpose of the Physical Layer in the LoRa Protocol Stack?

a)

Designing the application layer based on usage

b)

Managing MAC management messages between End Device and Server

c)

Handling radio frequency assignment and transmission of baseband information

d)

Modulating raw data and converting it for uplink transmission

49.

What is the role of the LoRa Alliance in the LoRaWAN protocol?

a)

It is responsible for providing the LoRa radio chips

b)

It drives the standardization and global harmonization of the LoRaWAN protocol

c)

It manages the different classes of End Devices

d)

It is responsible for the design of the Application Layer

50.

Which layer of the LoRa Protocol Stack is designed based on usage such as health care, smart city, smart farming, smart grid, etc.?

a)

RF Layer

b)

Physical Layer

c)

MAC Layer

d)

Application Layer

51.

Which class of End Devices in the MAC layer of the LoRa Protocol Stack is the most energy efficient?

a)

A

b)

B

c)

C

d)

All are equally efficient

52.

What is the main function of the MAC Layer in the LoRa Protocol Stack?

a)

Designing the application layer based on usage

b)

Modulating raw data and converting it for uplink transmission

c)

Managing MAC management messages between End Device and Server

d)

Handling radio frequency assignment and transmission of baseband information

53.

What layer in the LoRaWAN protocol stack takes care of radio frequency assignment and transmission of baseband information using RF carrier over the air?

a)

Physical Layer

b)

MAC Layer

c)

Application Layer

d)

RF Layer

54.

What layer in the LoRaWAN protocol stack takes care of MAC management messages between End Device and Server, as well as energy consumption, security, and mesh topology?

a)

Application Layer

b)

RF Layer

c)

Physical Layer

d)

MAC Layer

55.

What is the primary purpose of the Physical Layer in the LoRaWAN protocol stack?

a)

To handle MAC management messages

b)

To form preamble, header, and perform CRC

c)

To take care of radio frequency assignment

d)

To design the application layer based on usage

56.

What is the function of the Application Layer in the LoRaWAN protocol stack?

a)

To handle MAC management messages

b)

To form preamble, header, and perform CRC

c)

To design the application layer based on usage

d)

To take care of radio frequency assignment

57.

Who is responsible for the standardization and global harmonization of the LoRaWAN protocol?

a)

Semtech

b)

The LoRa Alliance

c)

Actility

d)

Cisco

58.

What are some of the founding members of the LoRa Alliance?

a)

Actility, Cisco, Eolane, IBM

b)

Bouygues Telecom, KPN, SingTel

c)

Microchip Technology, Sagemcom

d)

All of the mention

59.

What type of modulation does the Physical Layer use for uplink transmission in the LoRaWAN protocol stack?

a)

AES128 Encryption

b)

LoRa CSS/FSK or GFSK

c)

Beacon

d)

Continuous

60.

What is Sigfox Technology used for?

a)

High frequency applications

b)

Low frequency applications

c)

Ultra-high frequency applications

d)

Ultra-high frequency applications

61.

Who are the major competitors of Sigfox in the LPWAN space?

a)

GSM

b)

Wi-Fi

c)

LoRa

d)

Zigbee

62.

On what frequency does Sigfox network run in Europe?

a)

902 MHz

b)

2.4 GHz

c)

868 MHz

d)

5 GHz

63.

What is the bandwidth requirement for Sigfox network?

a)

Below 50 KHz

b)

Below 200 KHz

c)

Below 300 KHz

d)

Below 100 KHz

64.

How does Sigfox support data transmission?

a)

By using Quadrature Amplitude Modulation (QAM)

b)

By using Binary Phase-Shift Keying (BPSK)

c)

By using Amplitude-Shift Keying (ASK)

d)

By using Amplitude-Shift Keying (ASK)

65.

How many bytes can be sent as a message in Sigfox network?

a)

8 bytes

b)

0-12 bytes

c)

0-6 bytes

d)

12 bytes

66.

How effective are downloads (base-to-endpoint communications) in Sigfox network?

a)

Very effective

b)

Moderately effective

c)

Less effective

d)

Not effective

67.

How many messages can be sent in a day using Sigfox network?

a)

100 messages

b)

50 messages

c)

140 messages

d)

200 messages

68.

What is 'Sigfox'?

a)

A wireless communication technology

b)

A wired communication technology

c)

An optical communication technology

d)

A satellite communication technology

69.

Which type of frequency does 'Sigfox' operate in?

a)

Licensed spectrum

b)

Unlicensed spectrum

c)

Shared spectrum

d)

Open spectrum

70.

What is the data rate supported by 'Sigfox'?

a)

Up to 100 Kbps

b)

Up to 10 Kbps

c)

Up to 1 Kbps

d)

Up to 0.1 Kbps

71.

How does 'Sigfox' transfer data?

a)

By using AM transmission

b)

By using FM transmission

c)

By using BPSK transmission

d)

By using QAM transmission

72.

What is the topology of the Layer #1 in the Sigfox network architecture?

a)

Star

b)

Mesh

c)

Bus

d)

Ring

73.

What is the purpose of the Sigfox cloud in the Sigfox network architecture?

a)

To receive messages from IOT devices

b)

To process and transmit messages from the base stations

c)

To store messages and modems' metadata

d)

All of the mentions

74.

How does the Sigfox network connect to the public internet?

a)

Through direct connections

b)

Through secure VPN connections

c)

Through APIs

d)

Through web interfaces

75.

Who owns all of the technology used in the Sigfox network architecture?

a)

The end customers

b)

The Silicon manufacturers

c)

The Sigfox Operators

d)

Sigfox

76.

Who provides the endpoint technology in the Sigfox network?

a)

Sigfox

b)

Large manufacturers such as STMicroelectronics, Atmel, and Texas Instruments

c)

The Sigfox Operators

d)

End customers

77.

What is the function of the Layer #2 in the Sigfox network architecture?

a)

To receive messages from IOT devices

b)

To process and transmit messages from the base stations

c)

To store messages and modems' metadata

d)

To connect to the public internet

78.

What is the main role of the Sigfox cloud in the Sigfox network architecture?

a)

To receive messages from IOT devices

b)

To process and transmit messages from the base stations

c)

To store messages and modems' metadata

d)

To manage base stations

79.

How can the Sigfox Operators and end customers access the Sigfox ecosystem?

a)

Through APIs

b)

Through direct connections

c)

Through web interfaces

d)

Through secure VPN connections

80.

What are the two layers of the Sigfox network architecture?

a)

Base Stations and End-Points

b)

Sigfox Cloud and Base Stations

c)

End-Points and Sigfox Cloud

d)

Base Stations and Sigfox Cloud

81.

What does the first layer of the Sigfox network serve to do?

a)

Receive messages from the Sigfox Cloud

b)

Process and send messages to customer systems

c)

Receive messages from IOT devices

d)

Store messages and modems' metadata

82.

What is the role of the Sigfox Cloud in the second layer of the Sigfox network?

a)

Receive messages from IOT devices

b)

Process and send messages to customer systems

c)

Monitor the network and perform base station management

d)

All of the mentions

83.

Who can link to the Sigfox network ecosystem?

a)

End-Points only

b)

Sigfox Operators only

c)

End Customers only

d)

Sigfox, Sigfox Operators & End Customers

84.

How are the two layers of the Sigfox network connected?

a)

Through the public internet

b)

Through private internet

c)

Through direct connections

d)

Through local networks

85.

How does Sigfox give away its endpoint technology?

a)

By selling it

b)

By licensing it

c)

By giving it away under certain agreed business terms

d)

By renting it